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Welcome to Ludwig Field, also known as Kehoe Track at Ludwig Field, the on-campus multi-use facility at the University of Maryland designed for soccer and track events. With a capacity officially listed at 4,000 seats and the potential for larger crowds, Ludwig Field hosts Maryland men’s and women’s soccer games, NCAA/ACC tournaments, and notable matches that have drawn crowds well beyond the official seating tallies. The venue is illuminated for night games and nestled within College Park, offering convenient access via transit and a selection of nearby hotels and dining options to enhance your visit.
Whether you’re joining us for a college showdown, a tournament, or a special match with popular national teams, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transportation, and nearby accommodations and eateries. Think of us as your insider connection for securing seats and planning a smooth trip to Ludwig Field.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Official name: Ludwig Field (Kehoe Track at Ludwig Field), a multi-use facility on the University of Maryland campus for soccer and track.
- Address: 7898 Championship Ln, College Park, MD 20742.
- Capacity: officially listed as 4,000 seats (historic); large crowds of 7,000+ have been recorded at events.
- Venue type: on-campus soccer stadium with an attached all-weather track; hosts NCAA/ACC soccer and other events.
- Parking: on-campus parking in Lots 1B and 1D surrounding Ludwig Field; Stadium Drive Garage as a backup option.
- Transit: nearest Metrorail access is College Park–U Md (Green Line); Shuttle-UM Route 104 serves the campus from the College Park Metro Station.
- Nearby hotels: The Hotel at the University of Maryland; College Park Marriott Hotel & Conference Center; Holiday Inn Express College Park; Hampton Inn College Park.
- Notable events: Maryland men’s and women’s soccer games, NCAA/ACC tournaments; has hosted USWNT/WUSA-level match activity in its history; designed to support night games via permanent lighting.